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Once Bollywood used to propagate subtle Hindu hatred through selective portrayals and mockery of traditions – behind it was the agenda of missionaries and leftists. Now the Tamil cinema industry is following hidden Dravidian-missionary-leftist propaganda that demonizes Hindus, Brahmins, and temples. Be alert, Kannada industry do not go down... show more

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Mainstream culture in America is being radicalized. The cool, trendy behavior at music festivals and on college campuses now casually includes spreading hate against Jews. Last week at Coachella, a band that has an extensive history of glorifying terrorism went on stage to demonize Israel. They displayed a sign that said, "Israel is committing a genocide. F*** Israel and free Palestine." This is not a political opinion. This is a modern-day blood libel. Israel is fighting a war that it neither started nor asked for, but it is not a genocide. Not every single war is a genocide. And to portray Israel and the Jews as blood-thirsty war mongers is not true, and it's not new. This is the exact same propaganda that has been used to normalize Jew hatred in mainstream culture for centuries. In addition, at Cornell University, it was just announced that another antisemitic performer will be platformed on their campus. This is someone who has said that Zionists are all evil, Zionists are the scum of the earth, and they should all go to hell. She refused to condemn Hamas for the October 7th massacre and started her music video with the chant, "Long live the Intifada." An intifada is a violent attack against Jews. Thousands of Israelis were murdered in the first and second intifada in which Palestinian terrorists launched waves of suicide bombings, knife stabbings, and other violent attacks against Jews. And so, these uninformed music lovers think that this is the right way to be, this is the correct, cool way of thinking. For a while now, these slogans and ideas have been used as prerequisites to enter some spaces. Where in order to join a club or attend an event, all you need to do is just to support the intifada, accuse the Jews of committing a genocide. This thinly veiled Jew hatred became the expected virtue signaling in polite societies. This is how extremism and radicalization happens. Normalizing hate and violence becomes accepted as part of culture, and we have seen what this can cause for the Jewish community. Let me be clear, supporting Hamas should never be part of the culture. Spreading Jew hatred should never be part of the culture. And if that's where culture is at right now, then I'm proud to be part of the counterculture, where truth lives. Welcome, everybody. We are the counterculture.

Mainstream culture in America is being radicalized. The cool, trendy behavior at music festivals and on college campuses now casually includes spreading hate against Jews. Last week at Coachella, a band that has an extensive history of glorifying terrorism went on stage to demonize Israel. They displayed a sign that said, "Israel is committing a genocide. F*** Israel and free Palestine." This is not a political opinion. This is a modern-day blood libel. Israel is fighting a war that it neither started nor asked for, but it is not a genocide. Not every single war is a genocide. And to portray Israel and the Jews as blood-thirsty war mongers is not true, and it's not new. This is the exact same propaganda that has been used to normalize Jew hatred in mainstream culture for centuries. In addition, at Cornell University, it was just announced that another antisemitic performer will be platformed on their campus. This is someone who has said that Zionists are all evil, Zionists are the scum of the earth, and they should all go to hell. She refused to condemn Hamas for the October 7th massacre and started her music video with the chant, "Long live the Intifada." An intifada is a violent attack against Jews. Thousands of Israelis were murdered in the first and second intifada in which Palestinian terrorists launched waves of suicide bombings, knife stabbings, and other violent attacks against Jews. And so, these uninformed music lovers think that this is the right way to be, this is the correct, cool way of thinking. For a while now, these slogans and ideas have been used as prerequisites to enter some spaces. Where in order to join a club or attend an event, all you need to do is just to support the intifada, accuse the Jews of committing a genocide. This thinly veiled Jew hatred became the expected virtue signaling in polite societies. This is how extremism and radicalization happens. Normalizing hate and violence becomes accepted as part of culture, and we have seen what this can cause for the Jewish community. Let me be clear, supporting Hamas should never be part of the culture. Spreading Jew hatred should never be part of the culture. And if that's where culture is at right now, then I'm proud to be part of the counterculture, where truth lives. Welcome, everybody. We are the counterculture.

Noa Tishby

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Culture so goated that even people who hate you copy it 🔥 This is a scene from a Pakistani wedding, Now they're doing 'aarti' Pakistan was created through !slamic separation, explicitly rejecting Hindu civilizational identity, yet today there is a growing contradiction in how culture is claimed and presented. Practices rooted in Hindu culture rituals, aesthetics, music, clothing, jewellery, even ceremonies like aarti-are increasingly adopted, while the same voices insist that India and Pakistan are fundamentally different and deny India's historical continuity. When questioned, this borrowing is suddenly reframed as "South Asian" or "shared" culture, a label that conveniently erases Hindu origins while allowing ave selective use of what was once rejected, of innocent This hypocrisy becomes sharper when cultural appropriation coexists with online hostility toward India. On one hand, there is open amplification of anti-India rhetoric; on the other, a steady dependence on Hindu cultural symbols for visibility, relevance, and legitimacy. Calling it "South Asian" does not change its root. It only blurs accountability. You can not separate on thent basis of Islam, deny Hindu identity, and then freely absorb Hindu culture while dismissing its origin. Cultural honesty requires acknowledging roots, not rewriting them when convenient.

Culture so goated that even people who hate you copy it 🔥 This is a scene from a Pakistani wedding, Now they're doing 'aarti' Pakistan was created through !slamic separation, explicitly rejecting Hindu civilizational identity, yet today there is a growing contradiction in how culture is claimed and presented. Practices rooted in Hindu culture rituals, aesthetics, music, clothing, jewellery, even ceremonies like aarti-are increasingly adopted, while the same voices insist that India and Pakistan are fundamentally different and deny India's historical continuity. When questioned, this borrowing is suddenly reframed as "South Asian" or "shared" culture, a label that conveniently erases Hindu origins while allowing ave selective use of what was once rejected, of innocent This hypocrisy becomes sharper when cultural appropriation coexists with online hostility toward India. On one hand, there is open amplification of anti-India rhetoric; on the other, a steady dependence on Hindu cultural symbols for visibility, relevance, and legitimacy. Calling it "South Asian" does not change its root. It only blurs accountability. You can not separate on thent basis of Islam, deny Hindu identity, and then freely absorb Hindu culture while dismissing its origin. Cultural honesty requires acknowledging roots, not rewriting them when convenient.

Chota Don

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